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check_snmp_extend
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Nagios plugin to check output of exec of extend scripts in snmp
by name.
Usage::
Usage: check_snmp_extend.py [options]
Options:
--version show program's version number and exit
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d, --debug Enable debug output
-l, --output-longoutput
Long output format
-p, --output-perfdata
Output performance data
-s, --output-complete-summary
Output complete summary
-v SNMP_VERSION, --snmp-version=SNMP_VERSION
SNMP Version
-c COMMUNITY, --community=COMMUNITY
Community string [default: public]
-H HOST, --host=HOST Host [default: localhost]
-e EXTEND_NAME, --extend-name=EXTEND_NAME
SNMP extend name [default: ALL]
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout=TIMEOUT
Timeout [default: 10]
-u SNMP_USER, --user=SNMP_USER
SNMP username (v3 only)
-l SNMP_SECLEVEL, --seclevel=SNMP_SECLEVEL
SNMP Seclevel (noAuthNoPriv|authNoPriv|authPriv, v3
only)
-a SNMP_AUTHPROTO, --authproto=SNMP_AUTHPROTO
SNMP Authentication protocol (MD5 or SHA, v3 only)
-A SNMP_AUTHPASS, --authpass=SNMP_AUTHPASS
SNMP Authentication password (v3 only)
-x SNMP_PRIVPROTO, --privproto=SNMP_PRIVPROTO
SNMP privacy protocol (DES or AES, v3 only)
-X SNMP_PRIVPASS, --privpass=SNMP_PRIVPASS
SNMP privacy password (v3 only)
HOW TO ADD A SNMP EXEC (EXTEND) :
edit /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf
add a line like this :
extend yesterday /bin/date --date=yesterday
(This should output the current date -1 day)
Then restart your snmpd daemon (service snmpd restart)
Call this plugin like this to check this snmp extend :
%prog --host localhost --snmp-version 2c --community public --extend-name yesterday
This should output :
Mon Mar 28 11:12:24 CEST 2011
(well, you won't get this specific date, but output will be similar...)